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We believe that every person should have the opportunity to contribute to decision-making, planning and implementation of local services, policies and programmes. So, working together we now need to proactively broaden the range of people participating, ensure that there is robust accountability and governance and that all work has embedded in it a default response to socio-economic and environmental issues.

 

Coproduction 2.0 provides a three part framework that supports these goals - helping healthcare providers and integrated systems become coproduction ready and getting real about  the reality of embedding coproduction across complex systems.

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• Coproduction 2.0 develops stronger and broader local networks seeking transformative relationships that foster democracy and empower local people through genuine partnership working. Seeking out and nurturing voices not often heard or excluded in order to hold braver conversations. Creating contemporary and accessible communication strategies and inclusive events.

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• Coproduction 2.0 focusses on a strategic, governance led approach to transparent coproduction. Sensitvely exploring the realities that drive defensive or risk averse cultures.

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• Providing integrated systems, providers and local people with robust assurance that all stakeholders have had the opportunity to take part fairly with full accountability for shared decision making, outcomes, implementation and evaluation. 

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• Coproduction 2.0 sets out to measure what matters, when it matters to who it matters most. Co-creating impact evaluation tools that measure what matters to people using services and their carers as well as providers and commissioners. Being open and transparent about data and cultivating a culture of curiosity not blame.